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8 changes: 8 additions & 0 deletions helpers_add_health_check.ts
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export type helpers_add_health_checkResult<T> = {

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SUGGESTION: File name does not match its exported content

The file is named helpers_add_health_check.ts, implying health-check helpers, but it exports a generic Result wrapper type and wrapResult. This mismatch will mislead maintainers. Consider renaming to something like result.ts (or helpers/result.ts) to reflect the actual contents.

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data: T | null;
error: string | null;
};

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SUGGESTION: Type exposes an error field but no error constructor exists

The helpers_add_health_checkResult type (line 3) has an error: string | null field, yet the only exported constructor, wrapResult, always sets error: null. Consumers have no supported way to represent a failed result, so the error branch is effectively unreachable. Add a wrapError helper, e.g. return { data: null, error }, so both variants are constructible.

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export function wrapResult<T>(data: T): helpers_add_health_checkResult<T> {
return { data, error: null };
}